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One camera.
One pole. No grid.

The SPSUmicro is the compact member of the solar portable line — panels, a hot-swappable 2,160 Wh battery, MPPT charging, a PoE switch, and a Sound AI deterrence siren in one stainless box. It clamps to a pole in an afternoon and runs a single camera off the sun.

The SPSUmicro has been announced and is not yet shipping. Availability and pricing will be announced at launch — talk to sales to be first in line.

Sharpvue SPSUmicro: a pole-mounted solar box with dual panels, Wi-Fi and 4G status LEDs, and a single PTZ dome camera
Solar-PoweredSingle Camera2,160 Wh BatteryHot-Swap PackSound AI SirenPole-MountediVISION · Alarm.com · OpenEye
The SPSUmicro

A whole surveillance site
in a box you can carry.

Sun in, AI-monitored video out. The SPSUmicro strips the solar platform down to the one camera a site actually needs, and puts everything that camera depends on inside a single stainless enclosure with a hand-carrier on top.

01

Everything in one box

Panels, battery, MPPT charge controller, PoE switch, and deterrence siren ship as one stainless enclosure. There is no second cabinet, no separate battery box, and nothing to source locally.

02

One camera, done right

The SPSUmicro powers a single camera — a PTZ dome or a fixed IR camera. That constraint is the point: it sizes the solar and battery to run that one view without compromise.

03

Swap the battery, not the unit

The 2,160 Wh lithium pack plugs in and out. A dead pack gets swapped at the pole in minutes instead of pulling the whole unit back to the shop.

04

Charges in the cold

A built-in heater brings the pack up to temperature so it keeps charging below freezing, down to −20 °C. Winter sites don't quietly drain to zero in January.

05

Reads out at the pole

Eight LEDs on the bottom of the box show solar, battery, charge, discharge, and state of charge. A tech standing under it knows the system's health before opening anything.

06

Sound AI deterrence

The integrated light siren listens for screams, glass break, gunshots, and spoken keywords, then fires a white, blue, or green deterrence light and talk-down audio.

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SPSUmicro

One camera. One pole. No grid.

The SPSUmicro is the compact, single-camera member of the solar portable line — an all-in-one solar box that carries its panels, battery, MPPT charge controller, PoE switch, and deterrence siren in one stainless enclosure. It clamps to a pole in an afternoon and runs one camera indefinitely off the sun. Where the full SPSU covers a whole site, the SPSUmicro covers the one view that matters: a gate, an entrance, a lay-down yard, a stretch of fence.

  • Runs Sharpvue OS — the same operating system as every MAST trailer
  • Single-camera solar platform — one PTZ dome or fixed camera, powered and provisioned
  • 2,160 Wh onboard lithium battery with a built-in heater for cold-weather charging
  • Hot-swappable battery — plug/unplug design swaps a pack in the field without tools
  • Up to 300 W of solar on an MPPT charge controller; runs on a single 150 W panel for one camera
  • Integrated 3-port PoE+ switch and 4-channel 12 VDC output for the camera, siren, and accessories
  • Sound AI light siren — keyword, scream, glass-break, and gunshot detection with white/blue/green deterrence light
  • Eight-LED status panel reads solar, battery, charge, discharge, and state of charge at the pole
  • Stainless enclosure with powder-coat finish, stainless hand-carrier, and fast pole-mount bracket
  • Builds on Sharpvue iVISION, Alarm.com for Business, or OpenEye — your choice of platform
Specifications

The whole sheet.

Panel count, camera model, and monitoring platform are set at build — final configuration confirmed on quote.

Solar & Charging

Solar Input
Up to 300 W / 36 V — 2 × 150 W monocrystalline panels at 22% efficiency
Single-Panel Mode
One 150 W / 24 V panel is the standard configuration for a single-camera unit
Charge Controller
MPPT, three-stage charging, tracking efficiency up to 100%; supports 36 V / 300 W max
Panel Mount
60° adjustable tilt on a Ø60 mm array pole; 1,811 mm (71.3 in) span for the dual-panel kit
Shore Charging
DC 36 V input port for shop or generator charging between deployments

Battery

Capacity
24 V / 90 Ah lithium — 2,160 Wh total
Cold Weather
Built-in battery heater for charging below freezing
Serviceability
Hot-swap plug/unplug pack — replaced in the field without disassembling the box

Camera & Connectivity

Cameras
One camera — PTZ dome or fixed, with built-in infrared
PoE Switch
3 × 1000M PoE+ (802.3af/at), 60 W total, plus 1 × LAN uplink
Auxiliary Power
4-channel 12 VDC output, 60 W max, for radios and accessories
Wireless
Cellular and Wi-Fi with front-panel link status indicators
Accessory Mounts
Built-in provisions for antennas, horn speaker, and strobe speaker

Deterrence — Sound AI Light Siren

Sound AI
Keyword detection (“help me,” “help 911,” “emergency”), scream, glass-break, gunshot, and noise detection
Deterrence Light
White / blue / green, intensity adjustable from the web UI — white 12 W, blue 3 W, green 1.5 W max
Audio
4 Ω 3 W speaker with microphone pickup to roughly 8 m (26 ft)
Alarm I/O
Alarm in and alarm out for third-party sensors and relays
Build
CNC aluminum, IP67, 205 × 50 × 27 mm (8.1 × 2.0 × 1.1 in), 420 g; PoE or 12 VDC, 25 W max

Platform

Unit operating system
Sharpvue OS
Monitoring platform
Sharpvue iVISION, Alarm.com for Business, or OpenEye Web Services — specified at build
Open standards
ONVIF and RTSP, so the camera can also feed a VMS you already run
Protocols
MQTT · ONVIF · TCP/IP · UDP · IPv4/v6 · HTTP/HTTPS · DHCP · DNS · ICMP · SMTP
Remote monitoring
Optional live-operator response with talk-down and police dispatch

Monitoring & Diagnostics

Status LEDs
8 LEDs at the box — solar panel, battery, charge, discharge, and 25/50/75/100% state of charge
Solar Telemetry
RS485 Modbus for solar and battery monitoring
Remote
Power, battery, and connectivity health in MySharpvue, with remote camera power cycling

Build & Environment

Enclosure
Stainless body with outdoor powder coat (72-hour salt-spray rated) and stainless mounting plate
Dimensions
521 × 352 × 219 mm (20.5 × 13.9 × 8.6 in)
Weight
Solar box 28 kg (62 lb) including battery; dual-panel kit 30 kg (66 lb)
Mounting
Fast pole mount — round pole Ø88–140 mm (3.5–5.5 in) or square tube 80×80–140×140 mm
Handling
Stainless hand-carrier for one-person placement
Operating Temperature
−20 °C to 50 °C (−4 °F to 122 °F)

Deployment Scenarios

Best for
Single-view coverage — gates and entrances · lay-down yards · fence lines · remote equipment · parking and access roads · anywhere one camera answers the question
Installation
Pole-mounted and self-installed — no trenching, electrician, or grid connection required
Engineered small on purpose

Not a smaller SPSU.
A different job.

The full SPSU covers a site with a PTZ and a fixed camera. The SPSUmicro covers one view — a gate, an entrance, a fence line — and is sized, priced, and mounted for exactly that.

Sized to a single view
One 150 W panel and a 2,160 Wh pack are matched to one camera's draw. Nothing is oversized to cover a load the unit doesn't carry, which is why it fits on poles the full SPSU can't.
Serviceable in the field
Hot-swap battery, a stainless hand-carrier for one-person placement, and a fast pole-mount bracket that takes round poles from 3.5 to 5.5 inches or square tube up to 140 mm.
Ports for more than the camera
Three PoE+ ports and four 12 VDC outputs leave room for the siren, a radio, or a sensor alongside the camera — plus RS485 Modbus telemetry for the solar system.
Your platform, not ours
Built to run on Sharpvue iVISION, Alarm.com for Business, or OpenEye Web Services. The camera publishes standard RTSP and supports ONVIF, so it can feed a VMS you already run.
Built your way

Three platforms.
Same unit underneath.

The SPSUmicro is built to order on whichever platform your operation already runs. The hardware is identical — what changes is the app your team logs into.

Whichever platform you pick, the unit runs Sharpvue OS underneath — the same operating system as every MAST trailer — and the camera publishes standard RTSP with ONVIF support, so it can also feed a VMS you already run.

MySharpvue — Fleet Monitoring Portal

Monitored in MySharpvue.

Every SPSUmicro is monitored through MySharpvue, the Sharpvue fleet portal — and your video footage lives there too, on the iVISION platform. Watch every camera in the built-in web VMS, see where the unit is and how it's powered, and know that every camera, gateway, and radio is healthy — all included with the unit, with no add-on fees or per-unit licensing.

MySharpvue showing the live fleet map with deployed Sharpvue units across North America.
Built-in web VMS
Watch unlimited live feeds on the iVISION platform, scrub recorded footage, and export your own video — right in the portal.
Live fleet map
Every deployed unit is a live pin on one map, with its GPS position updated in near real time.
Power & connectivity health
Battery voltage, solar harvest, load power, and cellular signal — every reading, for every unit.
ODIN, your AI engineer
The built-in AI agent diagnoses issues in plain language and runs remote fixes. No truck roll required.
Privacy by Design

Your data stays yours.

Some surveillance providers pool footage and vehicle data across their entire customer network. Sharpvue doesn't. Every unit works for one customer — yours.

Private to your account
Video and events are isolated to the customer the unit is deployed for. Footage is never pooled, never shared across accounts, and never sold.
Detection, not recognition
Sharpvue AI flags that a person, vehicle, or license plate is present so events stand out. It does not read, store, or share plate numbers.
No plate database
There is no shared license-plate database behind Sharpvue units — no cross-customer lookup network and no third-party data feeds.

Read more in our privacy policy.

Ready to deploy?

See the SPSUmicro live.

A 30-minute walkthrough of the SPSUmicro, your choice of monitoring platform, and AI-triggered deterrence tailored to your site.